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UK record heatwave and rising pollution observed by eyes in the sky: Images reveal hotspots

...e moderate levels of pollution. Rural environments outside the sphere of influence of the cities display much more pleasant temperatures and moderate pollution levels. Since NO2 is mainly caused by road traffic and power-plants, the lack of rain and wind in the stable summer weather allows significant NO2 b...

Researchers demonstrate potential mechanism of food allergy

...ity of IgE antibodies to interact with CD23 on the outside surface of the gastrointestinal wall. Researchers collected stool samples from nine pediatric patients (age range three to 17 years) who underwent an oral food challenge, during which they were administered either egg or milk in a controlled env...

Rutgers-Newark researcher discovers new motor protein mechanism linked to heart disease and strokes

...ein which acts as a catalyst that enables bacteria outside the human body to travel through the blood stream and infect organs such as the heart. The findings were published by Rutgers-Newark Chemistry Assistant Professor Charalampos Kalodimos and his coworkers, in the article, "Disorder-order folding trans...

Hopkins scientists show hallucinogen in mushrooms creates universal 'mystical' experience

...between neuroscience and areas most would consider outside science's realm. "But establishing the basic science here is necessary," says Griffiths, "to take advantage of the possible benefits psilocybin can bring to our understanding of how thought, emotion, and ultimately behavior are grounded in biology." ...

Institute of Medicine advisory: Research involving prisoners

...tific research involving prisoners now takes place outside the scope of federal regulations and often without the scrutiny of institutional review boards. Ethical considerations for research involving prisoners, a new report from the Institute of Medicine of the National Academies, says more comprehensive sa...

New technology addresses female fertility preservation

...sly developed methods of growing follicles or eggs outside of the body do not provide the three-dimensional support to maintain the follicle structure in which the egg must grow. "While the research is in its early stages, this work has implications for the preservation of fertility for women and girls wit...

The right kind of oil

... congenital defect in which the intestines develop outside the body. The surgeons had only been able to save a small portion of the boy's bowel, so he was unable to feed normally and was put on standard PN. He soon developed such serious liver damage that Jennings placed him on a transplant list for a liver ...

Water fluoridation in New South Wales

... water -- only 59 percent of the population living outside Sydney has access to fluoridated water. Under the Fluoridation of Public Water Supplies Act 1957, the responsibility to implement fluoridation rests with local government authorities who manage water supplies. Adoption in currently non-fluoridated co...

Chocolate, wine, spicy foods may be OK for heartburn, Stanford study finds

... "very unhappy" patients referred to her clinic by outside doctors caused her to doubt the efficacy of the usual treatment advice. "The patients were on very bland diets and cutting out coffee and wine and everything that they enjoy - and basically their heartburn wasn't getting any better," she said. "So I ...

Hopkins researchers develop new quick tool to sort out insect bites in children

...criterion for diagnosis because a bite might occur outside of the home. A for Age Specific The condition is most prevalent in children between the ages of 2 and 10. T for Target Lesions and Time Target-shaped lesions - named so for their resemblance to the bull's eye on a target -- are typical of i...

Getting answers

...d it occurred to me that it would be in situations outside of the ICU (intensive care unit). For instance, in the battlefield there would (be) the potential need for a treatment that would require less dependency on high-tech equipment," he said. A graduate of the University of Michigan Medical School and ...

Our grip on reality is slim, says UCL scientist

...culty in discriminating information present in the outside world from information that is imagined. In schizophrenia the difficulty you have in separating reality from imagined events becomes exaggerated so some people have hallucinations and hear voices that simply aren't there." These results indicate a li...

Stanford doctors advance in bid to turn mice stem cells into blood vessels

...ssue engineering, the growth of organs and tissues outside the body for replacement, has achieved successful transplantations of a variety of human tissues including skin and corneas. Most recently, a team of researchers at Wake Forest University in Winston-Salem, N.C., performed the successful transplantati...

Stalking poses serious public health problem

...en men are stalked, it's more likely to take place outside of relationships, by acquaintances or strangers. Conducted from 2001 to 2003, the telephone survey covered a range of injury-related topics and yielded 9,684 responses almost equally divided between women and men. Stalking was defined as "ever being...

H5N1 vaccine could be basis for life-saving stockpile

...e respiratory tract. The resulting vaccine had the outside appearance of a dangerous virus that would stimulate the immune system, but the inside genes of a harmless variety of virus that could not cause disease. The St. Jude team was the first to use reverse genetics to make a vaccine against H5N1 that move...

Summer update: Melanoma research progress suggests optimism for future cures

...lyn leads the largest melanoma research laboratory outside the National Institutes of Health, supported in part by a prestigious SPORE (Specialized Program of Research Excellence) federal grant, one of only three such awards nationwide. "We are closer to a cure for melanoma than ever before because we have l...

New x-ray delivery method could improve radiation therapy

...nique's hallmark feature of sparing healthy tissue outside that target. First, they exposed the spinal cords and brains of healthy rats to thicker (0.27 to 0.68 millimeter) microbeams at high doses of radiation and monitored the animals for signs of tissue damage. After seven months, animals exposed to beams...

OHSU researchers discover possible HIV therapy in an animal study

...ke the intestine and lung that interface with the outside environment. As HIV replicates in the human body, the tissue levels of CD4+ T cells are killed and, when the number of these cells drop below a certain level, a patient develops AIDS. At this point, the patient's immune system is weakened enough to ...

Study aims to cut deaths from severe infection in hospital wards

...resources. These septic infections can be acquired outside hospital or can be the result of hospital diseases like MRSA. Patients with chronic diseases such as coronary heart disease, cancer, stroke or diabetes have an increased risk of severe sepsis and a poorer chance of successfully overcoming the infecti...

New contrast agents may be on horizon for better medical imaging

...reat one because it says you can put things on the outside and you can have something on the inside," Watkin ...substance, such as a monoclonal antibody -- on the outside that searches out in the bloodstream. Antibodies seek their antigens. So we target something to seek...

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